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    16 November 2009

    Pig hackers

    Amusing video from the BBC.  A report on pigs managing to figure out how to get more food from an automated control system.  If even pigs can (accidentally) figure out how to defeat access controls, what do you have to do to prevent determined attackers?

    (Actually, pigs are pretty clever critters ...)

    Posted by Rob Slade on 16 November 2009 in Authentication, Fraud, Hacking, ID theft, Insider Risk, Integrity, IT Security, Operations Security, Slade, Training |

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    Pigs have a lot in common with human beings. Apart from the wings, of course.

    Posted by: David Harley | 19 November 2009 at 16:36

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